All prospective and current club leaders are encouraged to familiarize themselves with the

                      Identity-Based Clubs

Club Sports

                          General Clubs

General Information

Resources

Interested in creating a new club: 

To update your club information: 

To fundraise for your club :

Additional issues? 

  • My club isn't listed on the portal
  • I can't access my email
  • I need to change access to my club's folder 

Questions such as these should be directed to: asupsdmts@pugetsound.edu

High-Risk Clubs/Organizations

It is mandatory that all students participating in high-risk clubs/organizations fill out the  for each high-risk club they are a part of. This is required, if you or anyone participating in a high-risk club is found to have not completed the form, it will result in the suspension of the club for two weeks, removal of the current club leaders, and any coaches will be fired. Outside members will not be allowed to participate in high-risk clubs.

Reserving Spaces on Campus

The campus has lots of different spaces available to find the one that works best for your club/organization! If you plan to use a classroom to meet or need space for an event, please make sure to reserve it! All reservations can be made through . All events will need to be approved before they can happen. 

Hazing Policies

Hazing is prohibited. Hazing of any method of initiation into a student organization or living group, or any pastime or amusement engaged in with respect to that organization or group (other than customary athletic events or similar contests or competitions) which, with or without the consent of the participant(s):

  1. Causes, or is likely to cause, bodily danger or physical harm, or serious mental or emotional harm, to any student or other person; or
  2. Subjects a student or other person to conduct or conditions which a reasonable person in circumstance would find harmful, including but not limited to excessive mental or physical discomfort, alcohol or drug abuse, physical confinement, abandonment, verbal or physical abuse, or substantial interference with the person鈥檚 educational pursuits; or
  3. Otherwise involves a violation of a law or university policy or which encourages a student or other person to violate a law or university policy, including but not limited to the Student Integrity Code, Alcohol and Drug Policy, Campus Policy Prohibiting Sexual Misconduct, and Campus Policy Prohibiting Discrimination and Harassment. 

Any group or individual who is found to have been involved in any instances of hazing will be subject to prosecution, including but not limited to mandatory withdrawal and loss of funding. More information can be found on the University鈥檚 Hazing Policy Page.